John Connally debunked JFK 'single-bullet' theory

Texas governor had 'absolute knowledge' of 2nd shot to dying day

A lingering problem for the Warren Commission’s theory that a single bullet wounded both President John F. Kennedy and John Connally was the Texas governor’s insistence he had been hit by a second shot, not the same shot that hit JFK, contends WND senior staff reporter Jerome R. Corsi, author the new WND Books release “Who Really Killed Kennedy? 50 Years Later: Stunning New Revelations about the JFK Assassination.”

Corsi points out that Connally, even while he was in the hospital recovering from his wounds, insisted he was hit by a second shot.  “Connally’s testimony was particularly challenging to the Warren Commission’s claim Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone-gun assassin,” Corsi stressed. “If Connally was hit by a separate shot, and a shot missed to hit bystander James Tague, then at least four shots were fired at the JFK limousine.”

Corsi notes that the Warren Commission already had determined the maximum number of shots Oswald could have fired with the manual bolt-action Mannlicher-Carcano rifle was three.  If four shots were fired at JFK, there had to have been a second shooter......Read more at